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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

S ben 1enere Tib bar Stolen mpbt
ieroeles burti9 5rem9ans o9 3ililutz
ming, 1aa at ben nu maa iises at itaa
paa sob pfonomiif @runboolo. 5orlez
ben 8aar 6seoes Sonoet meo 5 100000.
Sub far peliisnet bette pirfelise 8pnz
mems Softer. @ibite Gar inbte9neoes
314 @leper, af bpilfe 16 bar Sfanbina>
Der. Set er insen Yraiteitole, men efz
teriom ben er srunblast al &riitne, er
bens @runbprineip friitelist. @n Gang
/ l1sen bolbes 8ibelflasie os en- @tuno
bper Sag boloes 8pnnempbe, boortil
ale iom pniter bar Nbeans. Sen triitez
lise gnslinsefOrenirs iaapeliom ben fri,
telise Dameforenins beitaaenbe al Sfoz
lens @leper bolber 8gnnemgbe flere
@anse / llseu.
@runbis 1nberpisains sipes be forz
| itjeQise 8ran6er af fplsenoe Sag: Stenz
osraf, Bosbolberi, Bibellesnins, Muz
fit, @eosrafi, Siitorie, ier forifjelise
Spro9, Watbematif, Nnutomi og 6pitoz
losi. &etorit, Split, &ftronomi, Statsg=
fonomi, Semi, .3oolosi, 8otanif, 5iloz
iofi, @eolpsi, Mefanif, Mineralosi, 2ie
teratur, Snsenierlere, 8iolosi, 2osif os
2opfpnbi9beb.'
gleperne Tan peb benne Gfole Ielp
pel9e be Sag, be anier iom meIt ipaz
renbe til beres 9eniist Ser er ct meset
praftiif enselif &urius, til bpiltet benptz
| tes fln 4 Mar, mebens Der til be pibenz
| ifabeli9e bebgpes Z.
! Ser ct 8 liternre Goreninser, bbor
Menb % &pinber fan spe fig at ifriue
loffentlise Nfbanblinssr os bolbe Ealer.
/ Gorat optases / bet ensellfe &uriua
bar bet prret nsbpenbist at undertakes
| GramensprBpe 8esnins % @ranatit
men ba bet erfarebes, at mango lite bapbs
lRienbitab not til Sprosets @ran1matif,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
9afota.

- Sen al 8ismarfs Mapur iammen
meo en andre ,lns Mano rppebe BDens
Sernbanel ltatiun. Sc blep besse arre>
iterebe. g..
- Caledonia er s(nsit oper en- aibpb
glarfs. @jenferb San feroes ONT
Natten 8Dens @aber.
-@n 8o9n paa 8ac. .z8anen tos Slo
paa 8eien fra Grafton. @terf 8ino
umuli99iorbe ale Slufnin9sforie9 pg
@o9nen brandt belt op.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
9tl Observation-Disclosures.

9r. s.. g. Stub, Janesielifabets Gor<
manb, pil beibse Nfbolbsforeninserne
paa fdsenbe Steber:
6olmes gitp, Douglas 60, LITE e-6te
San, Brandon 7be, Gpanspile Sbe %
9be, @otbiap 11te-15oe, 8arnespiue,
Glap Co., 16be % 17be, &olas 1Soe
% lobe, Mububon 2Obe-- --24be, Safe
Barf 25be 28be San.
Often Winbers.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
Yaa Saloonetts Negnlfabs=
bret.

Daniel gberoron, en- @aloonteeper |
Man9 Sbunf, 8eniplpania, faitebe giz
triol fin &ones Nniist fprrise Manz
bassaften. San bapbe fprit faitet benoe
ub af Suiet, os ba bun fom tilbase forat
forlise fig meb bam, blep bun night iom
nDs meboelt. 9enbes Nniist blep frpstez
Zig tilrebt. Manben er arreiteret.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
@iseonTn.

gbippeipap Snbianerne / norbre
8isconiin er transe 8aa os bespnber
at trenge Jig inb paa Sfuparbeiberne
oeroppe peo at tiele 5pbeparer.
.5orretninssfolfet Niblanb proz
teiterer MOB at beres Bp titles lise
&effe meb 6elpebesbulerne 6urlep.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Ds MI fal ri osiaa inart funne pente
os ct Bubifab fra Senator Sberman,
bpilfet {fal pere iom ct 9ilipar til Gle
pelanbs.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

@n Norbmanb peb 9fabn 2arlem
anflases for at babe iat Slb paa Brap.
tons @ienbom / Ga grecent, bpilfet Eab
iettes til 5 600. Gan bar bortuiit fra
5armen paa @runb af en- 9isput.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

eSobn CUMBERLAND, en- Nrbeibsmanb /
Cincinnati, iab iammen meb to bgpz
fumme Brpbre os brat 9l Sulenatten.
Sc blep naturlispis ueniee os Tom op
til ut llaas. 0e to bsp1tumme bolot
Iammen og tilbelte ben treble lipsfarltse
@lag / 9opebet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

gn Sci ,tnse Gutter Sadion Wisi.
git 9iennem @aberne og fang os bleite
9rompeter. Sc mpote en- Neser, en-
@laster. Strib opltoo. Ste9eren Ilpnz
sebe fin Mrm ontrins 6alieu paa en-
Meit9eq, bros frenf en- itor &nip os oper>
itar bans 9als. Mit9eu fit alliseuel
fin 8iitol frem os 1tipb Neseren to Stub
/ 2iuet. Beg9e bebe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Sent Manb tilbpren6e &nigbts Of 2az
bor an9reb Sortb 8ortb ben 3oie Npril
ct &ultren paa Misfouri & Yac. .z8anen.
gn Bolitibetient, Der igste at bolbe benz
tilbase, blep ibjelifubt. 9enrp 9ennins
brpitebe fig nplis al meoens ban bar
fulb, at babe affpret bet Sfuo, for bpilz
fet Dfficeren falbt. 9an blep arreiteret
os bsmt til 2ipstraf.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

s gbarle1ton, g. g., bolbtes Sulen
meb 8oliti itationerne operfplbte. Sm
2brbassfpelbeu ifjpb en- 1anbelsmano
en- Me9er, Ipm anfalot bam meo en- &nip.
gn gleserbrens fit ct farlist Stit / Nrz
men ps unber ct @la9smaal meqem to
Nesere blep ben eues Sooeb afbus9et
meb en lioen Or.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

Gn Manb Sibpemins, iom eieoe flere
BDeninser, TOM 2illejulaften til Sibpe<
ming forat faa 8etalins for 9usleie.
Da bet bar sjort, BRAT ban fig lpitis fulo
os lanbebe ienere Nrreiten. 9a ban
fit fine fem Gamblers 8rus isjen, be-
ifnlbte ban Holitibetjenterne iom arre>
iterebe bam, forat bape itjaalet en- bel
Del Yense fra ban1.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

9feiGD rgg uflar meb en- Sdloonfeeper
i Cincinnati o9 9ap bam oper Naffen al
Slbtansen. Acknowledgment sien9ielbte
neb ct Slas of en- Beerflubbe os ilos ct
fort 3ul fin &unbes 9opeo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

- @tubenterne peb gale bil ia uben<
lanbie 8g9er paa Grilifen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
FELT RAABET. +"

,,Felt Raabet" has larger circu-
lation in this city, than any norwe-
gean weekly and is the best adver-
tising medium.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30

sSoief Meara og Mubretu @reenaber9
tom Iammen os bar be9se beruiebe. Sc
bar begse paa sammelt 9ao til binanben
os optenbt af Sulebranbepin ifOs bet
ub, iaa ferfmepnte blep lis9enbe i9ieu
paa Gtebet meb ct bDbt &nipitifi 8rpitet.
Gu 10 Nar sanmel 8ise blep | Stem
gorf arreieret fom habitual drunkard,
E1rnebrifter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-30
Gorrise Ssnbas opitoo Slassmaal
len @aloon / ct gloub. Da,t5ls Some
o9 Gsn blep alporliet misbanblet.

Brainarb betaler fin 8oliti6iet s rs
Maaneben, forat ban ifal forlpare 8Den
for finastise os forfplbte 2umbermenb.
@la9smaal opftoo ct 8rDllup Gan
Bebro, sc. M. @u &pinoe fit ct bpoeli9t
Sfub 8rpftet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
The Goldman win Contest

Boston, Dec. 24.-The jury in the contested will
case of John A-nory Goldman reported this morning.
Goldman was found to have been of unsound mind
when he made his will, and Mrs. KimbalI was found
TO have been guilty of fraud and undue influence in
procuring the will w. S. Dexter, Codman's attor-
new was found have exercised undue influence in
procuring the will and the first codcil and Sylvester
F. Hodgdon, who mentioned beneficiary to
the amount of SIS 900, found to have exercised
undue influence in procuring the last codcil. The
jury eight hours The result of this verdict
Is that the old viii, made in 1872, in which Mrs
Kiuball is also named beneficiary, viii be offered
for probate, and will probably be objected the
same ground by Mrs. Goldman and her daughter. II
is not likely that any further contest will follow
the will that has been broken Counsel for the
tainants have decided to file motion for trial
on the ground that the verdict is contrary to the
weight of evidence. The status of the will of 1872 is
as yet unsettled
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
The Military Companies.

The Emmett Guards new-memoer list is booming.
Capt NJ r. Draper, of the Rice Zouaves, was quite
sick during the past week.
Capt JAS B. Curtis of the Artillery, returned yes
terday from three days visit to Columbus, o.
DR.. Chas. Castor. of Company A, has become asso-
ciate physician with DR.. l.. B. Case, No. 3 Clifford
avenue.
Lieut. Robt. Scott of the T. L. T.. is expected home
shortly. He has been making quite extensive tour
through Europe.
AL Ridgely, of the l. L. A, who is present
plotting his studies at Purdue University, is in the city
for the holidays
business at Clinton, Ia, is IN the city, and
will spend the holidays at home.
VIII Meyers. of the 1. T. A. who was. until emit
ly with the Rushvile Graphic has returned
home. and taken service with Carbon & Hollenbeck.
The Rice Zouaves hold their annual business meet
ing on next Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. Nomina-
takes place during the latter part of January. All
members should attend without fail
Capt. W. J. kercheval being unavoidably absent
last Tuesday evening. Lieutenant Castor. in taking
charge of the company for the evening instituted
series of questions the tactics. of which quite
puzzled the boys. The evening thus spent was
highly instructive.
The first of the Light Artillery euchre parties
L@d at the Armory, last Monday night, and the way
the boys turned out caution The interest taken
intense and if the int crest IS taken in the
practice drills in the spring, the object of the euchre
scheme will be attained
The FIRST dramatic entertainment given by the Indi-
Choir Hail. Wednesday evening, Feb. /, instead of
Feb as arranged last Sunday. The boys are hard
at work on an original composition, and the pro-
Gramrne will be very entertaining.
The executive committee having charge of the
Company complimentary dance met last week and
fixed Jan. 10 the date. at Pfafiin Hall. The recep
grove. VIII James, George Schad, w. Pellet and
Chas. Ganerdinger. Floor committee. VIII $. Lock
man, Bert S. Dorsey, Frank konotte, VIVA. Gresh and
o. c. Mckinney. Invitations will be issued next
week, and Big time Is expected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25

clear backs (unsmokedl DC; clear bellies tunsmokedl,
9l2c; clear bean pork p brl 200 lbs $500; ham
rump p brl 200 lbs, $1,000. Bologna-Skin
large small 7l2c; cloth large small. &c. Lard
Pure winter leaf, kettle dered in terces 9c; in
one-half brls 912c: IN Bob in 1O0-fb cases,
935c: in 20-fb in Sob cases, 9lec. Refined
Lard-In terces FAC; in 50-tb in 100fb cases,
sc. Fresh Meats--Fork sausage. 22-b buckets,
712c; link, boxed. 8loc. Ham trimmings, 6l2c. Lean
butts for chops &c. Spare ribs &c.
SEEDS
Ciover-Coumon red June, prime (recleaned)
So. 90D425 ~ bu; English mammoth. prime ire
cleaned 81 90 al. 25: Alsike prime, 81 at 50;
Alfalfa, prime, $7.5O0S.OO; white, $500 90;
prime timothy, S26o0275 y Blu; extra clean blue
grass, SI1501.23 p blu; red top, 80 D75c y bu;
mlet, SOC per bu; millet 75c per ou; flax
seed selected, S1.40 al so ~ bu: old popcorn. SO
4c ~ ID; new popcorn. 6O070c ~ bu; hemp 31sc;
canary. 3c rape Sc y 10. Acme lawn grass seed.
2oc - ID; 1925 ~ bu. Spinach-Bloonnsdae savoy
leaf fseaed bags) 3Uc ~ b. Landreth's extra early
peas (sealadl. 81. so 4y bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Condition of the New York Banks.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 81.
business to-day took holiday appearance. But
little was doing except in the retail stores. There
session of the Board of Trade, consequently
we are without our usual grain quotations.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Victory for Women.

CHICAGO Dec 24.-The newly elected chairman of
the Cook county committee of the Prohibition party
is William T. Singleton, of Evanston His acceptance
of the position conditioned by him the
proposition TO admit women members of the COM
Inttee and invite them county conventions dele
gate. in the proportion of for each w. C. T. L.
After weeks consideration this proposition
cepted, and Major Singleton is chairman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
THE COMMERCIAL RECORD

1.-THE stock and produce exchanges of the prin-
eipal cities closed yesterday, which explains
the absence of the Journals usually complete
financial and produce reports.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
FuChsia Buds
I Registered Trade Mark. !

Registered Trade Mark.
The Greatest Remedy of Modern Times,
And the ONLY ONE among the thousands that has
stood the test The bed-riddea brought TO the
fresde To the pallid cheek it has brought the
bloom of health; and the that is dimned by dis
ease is made to sparkle with starlike briliiance.
FUCHSIA BUDS a. absolute specific for the
of CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA.
and all the ills that follow in their wake As LIVER
and KIDNEY tonic they absolutely peerless.
They perfect system tonic. They tone up and
give perfect action to all the vital functions Price 81
per box; by mail 81 O6. LADIES requested to call
this Office aud get free sample of the celebrated
MEXICAN CEREUS POLLEN. the greatest
female remedy of the age. Send cents
for sample by mail. Lady attendant from to >
p. Price per box of six treatments, 81; by mail,
$1.O6. Address
T. S. NEWLY. Manager.
NATIONAL SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Room Over IS West Washington ST.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
GUITEAU,s scRAP-BooK.
A Remarked BILE Volume Prepared by President
GarfieId's Assassin While in Prison.

New York Graphfe-
Guteaus name is of nightmare. Il re-
calls figure, almost OF terror; certainly of hid
eousness in feeling and associations. This
strange. CHASTITY personality, now ghostiy
wrath to American minds. has been wildly re-
called during the past week, and in the manner
reproduced by the Graphic. While IN
Washington Jail. after sis removal of Presl-
dent Garfield Charles Julius Guiteau. the as
sassin, occupied himself, among other methods
of feeding his enormous vanity and his terrible
demoniac egotism, by the careful gathering into
scrap-book of everything about himself ne
could obtain An immense amount OF mali
matter WAS sent to HIM during the months occu-
pied by his trial. condemnation period and final
execution This he carefully culled and com
piled with the skill of old bibliophie and col
lecto-. The volume is a large Alto. half mo-
rocco
1t contains the most remarkable collection Of
morbidity, curiosity, public aud private. and or
criminal egotism that has ever been gathered,
certainly SO far as known. There numbers
of letters, complete or imperfect. from sympa-
thizers autograph collectors. real pretended
believers in his inspiration" all of which are
carefully mounted Inlad. Besides these the
proof sheets of Guiteaus book, The Truth. are
preserved, with the corrections he made and the
directions he wrote for the printers. Evidently
he arranged the memorabilia herein gathered,
with the expectation of publication Besides
the proof sheets, there are a number OF original
papers, which give still further and striking evil
dence of his diseased brain and character This
curious volume is lettered on the back in gold
letters with the words. "Guiteaus Book of
TRUTH and "Original MSS"
The title page is the work, evidently, of
clever draughtsman. It Is done in ink. Oppo-
site thereto is excellent photograph of the as
sassin. Our fac-simile reproduction of the title
page gives the contents quite correctly. The
owner has carefully mounted the next page
photographs OF the brain of Guiteau, taken at
the Army Medical Museum, where that dead
handful of gray matter is now preserved.
The first 100 pages more are occupied by
the proof sheets of THE Truth" The care with
which Guiteau noted the time of writing the
different parts of this strange medley of special
knowledge, perverted information and religious
enthusiasm, and an absolute, horrible NOR bldIty
of eeotjsm, shows how increasingly he was pos
sessed by the idea of his own Importance, and
the manner III which he fed the vanity that led
him to believe that the slightest fact in relation
to himself would be OF Importance to all the
world. The title page to the book reads:
THE TRUTH,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON & HOSES
SEED STORE. rs and 80 E. Market St.. Indianapo-
is. Samples and prices furnished on application.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 24.-The Live Stock Ind-
Gator reports: Ca.tle-Receipts, /, 342; Shipments
725. Shipping weak and 5O1Oc lower; cows
and butchers stuff steady Good to choice corn-fed
stockers. So. OO02.6 Cos feeding steers, $2.7O1 $780,
COWS, 1.50 1925.
Hogs-Receipts 6274 Market irregular and 10
02O lower. Good to choice. S5.2505.35; common
to medium. S475051o; skips and pigs. $1,000
Sheep-Receipts $50; shipments. lao. Market
steady. Good to choice, $3.50 04.40i common to
medium, So. 90 1925.
CHICAGO. Dec. 24.-The Drovers' Journal
ports: Cattle-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 3, 900.
Market slow and 1O015c lower; shipping steers
s suIiS and mixed Texas cattle si7'0
ket slow and lOc lower: mixed, $49o 05.45; Light,
81 so $500; skips, So. al 90.
1000. Market strong; natives, common to good,
So. 2o05 Western. $35004; Texans S25003.5O;
lambs, 81. 5006.
ST. LOUIS. Dec Observation-Disclosures 100;
shipments. none Market steady at unchanged fig
Hogs-Receipts. 500; shipments. none Market
tons. S5.5O05.65; Workers. and packing, medium
to choice, $5.150555; light grades, ordinary to
Sheep-Receipts rone shipments. none Market
steady. Fair to choice. So. Is 042O.
BUFFALO. Dec. observation-disclosures, 1900.
Sheep~Receipts, 4 200 head; good to choice firm
at 81. 25 "a 75 Canadian lambs scarce and firm at
Hogs-Receipts L., 900. Market weak; light pigs,
81. S00 .O5; selected Workers., So. 4005.55:
coarse mixed heavy ends S4 1904 80; stays, 1913
0425 Market closed quiet.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Dec. Decentralization
266; shipments. PAT. Nothing doing; all through
consignments No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts :, 500: shipments. 4 600. Market
5.55 Workers, $40 >. 40; common to fair So Is
1880 Fifteen of hogs shipped to New York
to-day.
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Beeves-Receipts, 400;
shipments, 600. Market firm at unchanged prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Oil.

OIL CITY, Pa. Dec. Educational Transit GER
tifcates opened at S2lsc: highest s4lac; lowest
SIC; closed s414c; sales, iii, 900 brls clear
ances, 2,OS6, 600 brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa. Dec. 24.-Petroeuu1 active,
strong and hgher National Transit certificates opened
at S2l4c; closed at 84l4c highest, S4l2c; lowest,
S24c.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.-Petroleum firm; stand
ard white. 1lOo, 7l4c.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 24.-Turpentine nominal;
nothing doing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-As usual on Christmas
eve the demand uninportant but values very
firm Natchez H. 36inch, l, 3Oinch, drills. 30nch
and q, 36-nch fine brown cottons advanced lie.
Atlantic IA. 36-inoh, BIB. 3O-inch, brown shirtngs
and DID, 3Onch, drills 1sc dearer. Steele River fancy
prints, &c, Harmony and Charter Oak fancy prints,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25

For throat and lung troubles Ayers Cherry
ectoral, seasonably taken. is certain specific.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BALTIMORE. Dec. observation-disclosures steady
and quiet; No. winter red spot. 54c bid; jan
uary. s6l4 S6aic: February, Seos oSSc; May
9334 a Gao. Corn Western easier and quiet; mixed.
spot. 54055c; January, 55140551ac; February
56A a So 7sc Oats steady and firm; Western white
166c Provisions steady and firm. Eggs easier:
fresh. % 024c lined. 1601Sc. Coffee easier and
Receipts-Flonr, s,914 brls; wheat 26.2O0 bu:
corn. AZ. 400 Blu; rye GOO bu. Shipments-Flour
Ia, S75 brls; corn, 60 900 bu Sales-Wheat, so 500
Blu; corn Al 400 bu. No market Monday, 26tn
inst. It's Chri strnas, you know.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Dec 2i.-Receipts-
Wheat, Sd cars; shipments, 4S A few samples
offered, aud held from 1ac to lie higher than
yesterday. Millers were the only buyers, and they
refused to pay the advance. Trading very dull
throughout the day, and an early adiournment was
taken. Closed: In store-No. l hard cash, 754c;
February, 76c May, S2c; No. L Northern, cash.
73sac: February. 74c; May, soc: No. Northern,
cash, 71c February Tic; May 77c. On track-No.
72c. Flour-Patents, sacks to ship, $4.1004.25;
bakers So. 4503.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-27

ly Farmer and paid for my breakfast

" Farmer and paid for my breakfast
sixpence az cents.
"December LIST. Paid for fortnight
board and lodging, CLIO 1850. Tea at
Prosser's coffee-house, fourpence Is
cents. Wine after dinner threepence
6 cents).
april 18th. Breakfasted at the New
Exchange cofFee-house for sixpence az
cents). Dined at the Kings Head, IN
Dorking, and paid for my dinner and
wine two shillings about 80 cents.
1t is no wonder that men shonld have
been apt to drink great deal in those
times, when they could get their liquor
as cheap as this. With such q cash ac-
count before us it is not difficult to give
credit to the curious details furnished us
by Squire Nicholas Assheton, OF Down
ham Hall, a Lancashire worthy who
figured in the reign of James l., and III
whose diary it is infinitely set down,
among other matters, how he and seye-
raj brother sportsmen. accompanied by
his aunt and two lady cousins, paid avisit
to the village tavern and remained ca
rousing there till the whole party, ladies'
included, had got most comfortably and
satisfactorily drunk !